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Bred Registered IPP Sow - $1,200 (Warner)
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Rose Blossom is a Fate Line IPP - DOB 07/18/25. Has had one litter of 8 and is an excellent mother, calm temperament, and easy to work around. Respects one wire of electric fence. She is bred to a ginger cream boar (Sam line) registered IPP. She grazes on grass and does not root. We hadn't planned on selling her, but are trying to downsize before winter and don't need another litter on the ground.
Why we have been raising IPP's since 2015:
They are great for grass-based farms like ours, because of their shorter, upturned snout, they actually graze on grass instead of rooting up pastures. As well as this being better for farms that depend on their pastures and don't want them ruined, it also saves on grain costs as IPP's supplement their diet with grass and hay, AND it makes for a healthier (higher in omega 3's), tastier, and more marbled meat.
Both boars and sows have excellent temperaments, and as the mature weight for boars is 300-400lbs, and 250-300 for sows, it makes having breeding pairs more feasible to care for year round as their overall consumption will be far lower than larger traditional breeds.
Reach market weight (200-250lbs.) and ready for processing at 8 months.
Delivery available for a fee within New England.